The term “future” refers to the time period that is yet to come, encompassing events, developments, and experiences that have not yet occurred. It is often considered in contrast to the past, which includes all events that have already happened, and the present, which is the current moment in time. The future is characterized by uncertainty and is often the subject of speculation and planning in various contexts, including personal life, societal changes, technological advancements, and global issues. The concept of the future can also include various philosophical discussions about time, fate, and free will. In practical terms, individuals and organizations make decisions and set goals based on their expectations and projections of what the future may hold.
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